The Future of American Foreign Policy

This collection of essays on American foreign policy explores the forces that will shape that policy as we enter the twenty-first century. The collection offers a provocative, wide-ranging look at policy development and implementation, focusing specifically on the enhancements and challenges to U.S. objectives spawned by the movement toward globalization.

Introduction: New Priorities for a New Era? Or Afloat in Uncharted Waters? Part I: OBJECTIVES
1. Richard N
Haass, Beyond Containment: Competing American Foreign Policy Doctrines for the New Era
2. Douglas Brinkley, Democratic Enlargement: The Clinton Doctrine
3. Eugene Gholtz, Daryl G
Press, and Harvey M
Sapolsky, Come Home, America: The Strategy of Restraint in the Face of Temptation
4. Josef Joffe, America the Inescapable
5. Joseph S
Nye, Jr
Conflicts after the Cold War: Realism, Liberalism, and U

Interests
6. Terry L
Deibel, Strategies before Containment: Patterns for the Future
7. G
John Inkenberry, The Myth of Post-Cold War Chaos
8. Jeffrey E
Garten, Business and Foreign Policy: Time for a Strategic Alliance? 9. Richard Rosencrance, The Rise of the Virtual State: Implications of U

Policy
10. Ole R
Holsti and James N
Rosenau, Internationalism: Intact or in Trouble? 11. Janet Welsh Brown, Population, Consumption, and the Path to Sustainability: The U

Role
Part II: RELATIONSHIPS
12. Walter Russell Mead, No Cold War Two: The United States and the Russian Federation
13. Madeleine Albright, Enlarging NATO: Why Bigger Is Better
14. Werner Weidenfeld, America and Europe: Is the Break Inevitable? 15
Robert A
Manning, Futurestock or Renewed Partnership? The U

-Japan Alliance Facing the Millennium
16. Robert S
Ross, China: Why Our Hard-Liners Are Wrong
17. Richard N
Cooper, The Gulf Bottleneck: Middle East Stability and World Oil Supply
18. Peter Andreas, U

Mexico: Open Markets, Closed Border
19. Howard J
Wiarda, Back to Basics: Reassessing U

Policy in Latin America
20. Robert S
Chase, Emily B
Hill, and Paul Kennedy, Pivotal States and U

Strategy
21. Robin Broad and John Cavanagh, Don't Neglect the Impoverished South
Part III: CAPABILITIES
22. Hans Binnendijk, Tin Cup Diplomacy
23. Russell E
Travers, A New Millennium and a Strategic Breathing Space
24. Steering Committee of the Project on Eliminating Weapons of Mass Destruction, Henry L
Stimson Center, General Andrew J
Goodpaster (Ret
, Chair, U

Nuclear Posture: A Case for Change
25. Richard K
Betts, The New Threat of Mass Destruction
26. Steven Metz, Racing toward the Future: The Revolution in Military Affairs
27. Peter Morici, Export Our Way to Prosperity
28. Clyde V
Prestowitz, Jr
and Saul Goldstein, Trade Policy for a New Era
29. Paul Krugman, Competitiveness: A Dangerous Obsession
30. C
Randall Henning, Europe's Monetary Union and the United States

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